The US State Department revealed the core provisions of the "Trilateral Framework Agreement" bringing together the United States, Lebanon, and Israel, aimed at turning the page on armed conflict and establishing the foundations for lasting peace and security in the region. The agreement stipulates the commitment of both parties to mutual recognition of sovereignty and the right to live safely, while taking concrete, irreversible steps toward a comprehensive settlement. The agreement is predicated on empowering the Lebanese army to exert absolute military control, dismantling the infrastructure of armed groups, and disarming them through a gradual, monitored program. The framework also includes the formation of a joint security coordination team under US sponsorship, and international pledges led by Washington to support reconstruction and economic recovery projects in Lebanon, ensuring the safe return of civilians and lasting stability on both sides of the border following months of bloody military escalation.